The MPH degree, with a concentration in Interprofessional Public Health Practice, can be earned by completing 48 graduate credits, consisting of

Foundational Courses (15 credits):

• PUBH 5403 health Administration
• PUBH 5404 Environmental Health
• PUBH 5405 Social & Behavioral Foundations of Public Health
• PUBH 5408 Epidemiology & Biostatistics I
• PUBH 5409 Epidemiology & Biostatistics II

Concentration Courses (9 credits):

• PUBH 5406 Law and Public Health
• PUBH 5411 Introduction to Interprofessional Public Health Practice
• PUBH 5431 Public Health Research Methods

Applied Practice Experience (6 credits):

• PUBH 5407 Practicum in Public Health (2 semesters)

Integrative Learning Experience* (3 credits):

•  PUBH 5499 Capstone Project

Elective Coursework (15 credits)

* Students desiring a research-focused MPH may petition the program to substitute a 9-credit GRAD 5950 Master’s Thesis and 3 electives for PUBH 5499 Capstone Project and 5 electives.  Permission to complete a thesis is contingent on a student documenting ‘readiness’ to undertake thesis-related work as defined by their mastery of appropriate technical skills, substantive knowledge of subject matter in question and a thorough understanding of thesis requirements and timelines (at least 2 semesters prior to graduation must be evident).

How to Apply

Admission to the MPH program is competitive. Prospective students must present evidence of strong undergraduate academic performance in a relevant discipline. Those with experience and knowledge of the U.S. public health system are preferred.

To be considered, your application should include:

• A personal statement that summarizes your career plans and what has influenced your decision
• Official transcripts
• Three letters of recommendation

Submit your application here